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EXHIBITION: 21st–23rd September Schleich × URESICA Uresica Zoo
Animal figurines from Germany – Schleich × URESICA
The specialist shop Uresica follows the principle of products chosen by creators and products made by creators. The shop stocks new picture books and also older more classic titles. On their shelves you will find posters, mobiles, toys and other goods from Europe and around the world. Uresica select and stock high quality, exclusive items as well as work that has a more handmade feel.
In this particular exhibition, the products on sale have been inspired by the theme of animals. Nearly 200 animal figurines from Schleich will be exhibited, demonstrating the appeal of animals and the creative inspiration that they offer.
Participating creators:
Okadan Graphic (graphic designer)
Clear graphic (Silkscreen printing workshop)
Kiyo Tanaka (Picture book illustrator)
Akiko Tanji (Illustrator/picture book illustrator)
Kaori Tanji (Knit designer & doll/puppet maker)
Yoko Tanji (Illustrator)
Kaya Doi (Picture book illustrator)
Mitsuko Yamada (Illustrator)
Uresica Zoo
Dates: 21st - 23rd Sept 2007
Opening hours: 11am - 7pm
Free admission
Exhibition organised by: Bikke works
In association with: Calm & Punk Gallery
::: About Uresica :::
Uresica is an online shop run by a group of picture book artists, amongst others, and follows the concept of 'goods chosen by creators and goods made by creators'.
It is a pleasure to find the things that appeal to you – imagine a situation where you are looking at a picture of a room belonging to your favourite artist. The books on the shelves, posters on the wall, and the objets d'arts – it is always fun to find out about the things that have inspired your favourite artists.
Discover something deeper about the inspiration and motivation behind the
work of these creative individuals.
http://www.uresica.com/
::: About Shleich :::
Shleich was founded by Friedrich Schleich in 1935. The now famous Schleich figurines first came to life in the 1950s. Animal figurines were added to the line-up in the early 1980s.
For further details, please visit:
http://www.schleich-s.de/english/
August 18, 2007
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